3 Al MATHEMATICS 1. The chord of the circle x? +y*—4x =0 which is bisected at (1, 0) is perpendicular to the ine . »v 2) yal 3) 4) xty=0 2 In ABC, ifa=2, B=Tan'} and C=Tan'**, then (4,b)= » (3 » ($3) gn 2 x We 3) (& 5) 4 (3: 22) 3. The straight line 2x +3y-k=0, #>O cuts the X- and Y-axes at A and B. The area of AOAB,, where O is the origin, is 12 sq. units. The equation of the circle having AB as diameter is D x*+y*-Gr+4y=0 2) x*+y?-4x-6y=0 3) x*+y?-Gx-4y=0 A) x?+y? +4x-6y=0 4. Let P(x, y) be the midpoint of the line joining (1, 0) to a point on the curve »_[xtl +2 Y=] 4g x 45|- The locus of P is symmetrical about ... D xl 2 yal 3) Ynaxis 4) X-axis 5. The function /(x)=|x-2|+x is... 1) continuous at x = 2 but not at x = 0. 2) continuous at both x = 2 and x = 0. 3) differentiable at both x = 2 and x = 0. 4) differentiable at x = 2 but not at x = 0. (Space for Rough Work) ‘SR-17 ‘Turn Over4 Al 6. Ifa, ~a, b are the roots of x* ~5x* -x +5=0, then b is a root of . 1) x?—-8x-10=0 2) x? +5x-30=0 3) x*+3x-20=0 4) x? 5x +10=0 7. In the binomial expansion of (1+x)", the coefficients of x" and x’ are equal. ‘Then ris .... i ba 2» 6 3) 8 7 8. Then" term of the series 1+3+7+13+21+4.. 1) 900 2 3) 100 4) x If ——_—___ " Gomera) YD 3:5 2) 3:2 3) 2:3 4) 5:3 10. Which of the following is NOT true? YD p>aar)= (pa) (pr). 2) ~(perq)=(pa~a)v (~ pa). 3) (pa~q) @ (pq) isa tautology. 4) {(p>4)4 (¢>r)} > (pr)isa tautology. (Space for Rough Work) SR-175 A-l 11. Let R be an equivalence relation defined on a set containing 6 elements. The minimum number of ordered pairs that R should contain is .. 1) 64 2) 36 | 3) 12 6 | 12, The line joining A(2,~7) and B(6, 5) is divided into 4 equal parts by the points P, Q and R such that AQ = RP = QB. The midpoint of PR is ..... D (4-1) 2 (8-2) 3) (4,12) 4) (-8,1) 13. Let P=(-1, 0), @=(0, 0) and R=(3, 3v3) be three points. The equation of the bisector of the angle PQR is D x+VBy=0 2 WBx+y=0 3) x-vBy=0 4) WBx-y=0 14. If mis the slope of one of the lines represented by ax* +2hxy +by’ =0, then (h+bm) = Dh +ab 2) ht -ab 3) (a+b) 4) (a-by | 15, Cot2"Cot 102" + Cot102"Cot 66" + Cot 66°Cot 12" = D1 2) 2 3 2 41 (Space for Rough Work) SR-17 Turn Over1G. (Sin0 + Cos) (Tan + C00) = connor 1) Seco +Cosecd 2) SecO-Cosecd 3) Sind-Cosd . 41 17. ‘The sides of a triangle are 6+ 12, J48 and /24. The tangent of the smallest angle of the triangle is DS 21 1 3) SB : 4) J8-1 18. A simple graph contains 24 edges. Degree of each vertex is 3. The number of vertices is us Dat 2 16 3) 8 9 12 Lim 20 Coe 2H 1h: gue ae SS Cn = ya a> z 2x 3) S 4) 3 20. The function /(x)=[x], where [x] denotes the greatest integer not greater than x, 1) continuous for all real values of x. 2) continuous only at rational values of x. 3) continuous for all nonintegral values of x. 4) continuous only at positive integral values of x. ~ (Space for Rough Work) SR-17 ™21. 24, Ifa >b>0, Sec” @ 2 D Nae 2 Var o é 9 Vaxb » Vab #5 Sin (Cosx) + Cos" (Sin) Mxenn,x4#(2n+1) 5,neZ, then 7 (Coez) + Cot (Tanx) ae 2 nF a : * a> a € ‘The general solution of 1+Sin®x =3Sinx -Cosx, Tanx Ct is y n-F, nez 2) nase, neZ x « =, nez a, 3) &nns2, ne 4 mn, rez (1+i)" ‘The least positive integer n, for which (jy is positive, is. i 2 2» 2 a9 44 Ix tiy=(-14iv8)"", then x= Da 94 3) -gme 4) go (Space for Rough Work) SR-17 ‘Turn Over8 A-L 26. ‘The greatest value of x satisfying 21=385 (mod x) and 587 =167 (mod x) is. 1) 28 2) 56 3) 156. 4) 32 27. ‘The number (49° - 4) (49” - 49) is divisible by .. D 6 2 5! 3) 7 4) ot 28. The least positive integer x satisfying 2°" =x (mod 5) is ... yn 22 33 a4 29. If A and B are two square matrices of the then A” +B? is always equal t0 pn... W) 2AB 2) 2Ba a7 4) AGB me order such that AB = B and BA = A, 80. If is a3 x 8 nonsingular matrix and if |A|=3, then |(24)" F 1 WG » a 3) 24 3 (Space for Rough Work) SR-179 A-l ai. wal? 2 jen arene D (4-1) 2 (1,3) 3» (41) 4) (1,3) +30 x x42 x x41 x-l|is x42 2x 3x41 32. ‘The constant term of the polynomial ya a. 30 4) 2 93. 1fG, 6 and Z are nonzero coplanar vectors, then [24-6 3b-< 40-a Dv 27 29 3) 25 40 34. A space vector makes the angles 150° and 60° with the positive direction of X- and Y-axes. The angle made by the vector with the positive direction of Z-axis is... 1) 180° 2) 120° 3) 90° 9 60° 35. If G, 5 and @ are unit vectors, such that @+5+2 = 0, then 34-6 + 2b-¢ + e-a = v3 » 3 3-1 41 (pace for Rough Work) SR-17 Turn Over10 A-L 36. If, j, k are unit vectors along the positive direction of X:, Y- and Z-axes, then a FALSE statement in the following is 1) Yi-ixk)=0 2) Di-itk)=0 Yixi+e)=0 4) Dex(jxk)=0 87. In P(X), the power set of a nonempty set X, a binary operation * is defined by A*B=AUB VA, Be P(X). Under *, a TRUE statement is 1) commutative law is not satisfied. 2) associative law is not satisfied. 8) identity law is not satisfied, 4) inverse law is not satisfied. 38. ‘The inverse of 2010 in the group Q* of all positive rationals under the binary operation * defined by a= ont, Va, beQ,, is Dd 2) 2010 3) 2009 4) 2011 39. If the three functions f(x), g(x) and h(x) are such that h(x)=f(x)-g(x) and fe), ’@) F(x) 8'(@) =e, where cis a constant, then 7) * “p(y (x) A(x) » ey. ” FG) 3) h'(e)-A'(e) ” 2 40. ‘The derivative of e“* Cosbx with respect tox is re“* Co +Tan When a >0, b>0, the value of r is .. 1) ab 2 avd 1 8 are Te (Space for Rough Work) SR-17n A-L 41. Ifx=aCos'# and y=aSin’O, then s =f 2) -y vy 2 e 3) & 4) x Sie 42, if y=TanVz*—1, then the ratio #Y . & di? ds 1+ 2x? x(x*+1) D 3@ i) » SS 12x? ® 3@-) 43. P is the point of contact of the tangent from the origin to the curve y = Log,x. The length of the perpendicular drawn from the origin to the normal at P is D aerea 2D lev i 1 3d oe Cd 44, For the curve 4x° =5y", the ratio of the cube of the subtangent at a point on the curve to the square of the subnormal at the same point is a » (5) » (iJ ay sy 3) (5) , 4) (3) 45. ‘The set of real values of x for which f(x. = is inereasing, we D {xixse} 2 {i} 3) {x:x2e} 4) empty (Space for Rough Work) SR-17 Turn Over46. 47. 48, 49. 50. 12 A-L A wire of length 20 em is bent in the form of a sector of a eirele. ‘The maximum area that can be enclosed by the wire is 1D 10 sq.em 2) 30 sq. em 3) 20 sq. em 4) 25 sq.em ‘Two circles centered at (2, 3) and (5, ‘equation of the common chord is ) xty-8=0 2) x-y-8=0 ) intersect each other. If the radii are equal, the 3) xtyt1=0 4) x-y+1=0 Equation of the circle centered at (4, 3) touching the cirele x? +y?=1 externally, is .... 1) xt ty? +8e-6y+9=0 2) x? +y?-8x +6y+9=0 3) xt+y*-8r-6y+9=0 4) xt ty? +8x+6y+9=0 ‘The points (1, 0), (0, 1), (0, 0) and (2k, 3h), fk 40 are coneyclic if k = .. 5 5 Be : a iv 1 1 3) 5 4) 4 ‘The locus of the point of intersection of the tangents drawn at the ends of a focal chord of the parabola x? =—8y is D y=2 - 2) y=-2 3) x=2 MN) x=-2 (Space for Rough Work)13 Al 51. The condition for the line y=mx +e to be a normal to the parabola » » e=S 2) e=2am+am* m 3) c=-2am-am" 52. The eccentric angle of the point (2, V3) lying on = is nv x 3 2) als 3) 4) win 58. The distance of the focus of x*~ y" =4, from the directrix which is nearer to it, is .... YD we 2» 2 3 4B 8/2 54. If [ f(x)Sinx-Cosx dx = aecayereyee. where ¢ is the constant of integration, then f(x)= = DY GbSindx 2 2 Bods 55. fa = kTan"'m, then (k, m) is... » (Lv) 2) (2ve) ) 3) (2, x) 4) (1, x) | (Space for Rough Work) | ‘'SR-17 Tara Over56. 57. ‘SR-17 14 A-L % ® Sinx + Cosx B+ Sin 2x » dies 2) 2Log3 3) fies 4) Logs ‘The area bounded by the curve y 40 vz 32 oF ‘The order and degree of the differential equation yr Be + ap? +6" where p-& (here @ and 6 are arbitrary constants) respectively are Y 1,2 2 21 3) 2,2 ay 1,1 is a family of . ‘The general solution of the differential equation 2x - -) 1) straight lines 2) circles 3) hyperbolas 4) parabolas (Space for Rough Word